How many feet of drying space does this have?
37419
it smaller than expect it to be but still has pretty decent space in between
37420
57.75 linear feet. It's a great product, just don't hang hangers with wet clothes on the ends of the fold out extensions, too much weight.
37421
22 inches wide everywhere. Each "wing" 16 inches long. Center rectangular area 36 inches long. I have a full size washer and can fit a full load. Very heavy items do weigh it down, however, so I often hang those on something else.
37422
I am not equipped to give exacts but I can approximates that might help. Each "arm" is approx 2 feet wide with 7 bars. The "body" or main section is approx 2 feet deep and 3 feet long with 11 bars across, or deep. Note: the bars on the arms run opposite the bars on the body. The exact measurements are probably available from the manufacturer. Good luck!
37423
It is actually quite a bit when completely set-up. You can fold the two outer parts in, if you don't need that much space. It might potentially hold a whole load of a smaller sized frontloading washing machine if you use the full rack and space it tightly (like I have). I am from Germany and quite used to using these racks and I love them. It saves a lot on dryer electricity. Nice thing is that you can also fold it up and store it when not using it.
37424
It has around 5' 6" drying space when you open both drying racks. It's very sturdy and very light. It can be easily folded. So worth the money!
1779708
Best guess is probably 2 square feet. This stuff is very aggressive and expands with vigor! Make sure you contain the area because it will 'crawl' and is very stubborn to remove.
1736581
I have it located in our utility area in the basement which is approximately 650-700 square feet. I have it on the low setting which requires that I empty the basket about every other day. It is very comfortable at about 40% humidity in the basement. I think the repair person gave you a good conservative estimate on the coverage area, but I think 1000 sq feet is still a good estimate too. For what it is worth our dehumidifier is a work horse and easy to clean, been very happy with it. Hope my answer helps, if not, let me know if you need a more specific answer.
947757
drying varies r/t size/length/fabric/temperature and humidity of room etc . I tend to not overlap but have on occasion. one of the best features of this dryer is it does not collapse as the cheaper/flimsy racks do and it saves on utilities. on sunny days I dry outside on the deck then fluff in the dryer. hope this is helpful.
337263
To be honest, I am really not sure. I would guess it to be about 5'. For me it is not quite long enough, also I believe it has some sort of safety shut off mechanism, which I suppose I should be happy with but I can't figure out why or when it does this and it happens sometimes in the middle of trying to dry my hair. Plus I can't find any explanation in the directions regarding this. I did not realize any of this when I left my review for this dryer.
1314166
a one quart can covered a space of about four feet bu six feet. i dont know if that is any help to you? but it seems to cover well and once it dries that real stickeyness is gone. for me it did a great job. will be purchasing more for my son inlaws camper roof. also its clear so you dont see if your sloppy.
1496672
I guess it depends on the size of the hair dryer, but generally speaking - no. I don't think there's adequate space for that.
2276911
I have a plenty of room left at 6ft. Just measured it and there is about 10 inches of room to go and more if I move the foot pad up by 2 inches. I think this will easily give you full extension. Hope this helps.
128424
It's approximately 26" x 26" square and the legs are about 4-5" high. I can hook the two back legs over my dryer's back control panel, and rest the front legs on the dryer's top surface. I find the residual warmth from the machine helps speed up drying without shrinking. I have two, which I stack, and would recommend them. Hope that helps....
1107370
It had plenty of room in mine, but I would say 2 to 3 feet in length. Don't quote me on that tho. Lol
1402504
I've long since discarded this dryer, but as I recall, it was typical of decent dryers, about six or maybe seven feet. I was able to plug it in and use it in multiple locations.
753902
things get damp, yes. it isn't dry, but it does cool the area down at least 10 degrees or more
1212042
We live in Oregon (high humidity) and utilized our unit all Summer long (it was a long season last year) and I never had to empty the unit once. When I went to empty it a couple weeks ago (after it had been sitting for 6 months), it was bone-dry.
1626528
Dehydrator outside dimensions: 17"W X 20.5"D X15.5"H; 10 Trays: each 16"W X 14.5"D (2320 sq. inches total drying space vice advertised 2400.)
321255
Just measured from the top of my shower rod to the bottom layer of the hanging dryer: 32 inches.
1101923
It will dry them nicely and you don't need to purchase an extension. The tube is about 20 inches tall from the top of the base.
1105742
I don't own this one, I own the bigger one. The three people who answered didn't understand the question. If each rod is 21 inches long and there are 16 of them - multiply 21 X 16 = 336 inches. Divide that by 12 and you get 28 feet of drying space. The bigger unit has 64 feet of drying space. I love the one that I have!